Hi guys! Welcome to Week 5 of the Pot Holders Galore Crochet-along. Since this is the final week of the crochet-along, I wanted to do something special. This week, there are 2 pot holder patterns to choose from: The Simply Daisy Pot Holder and the Afternoon Tea Pot Holder. You can make 1, or both, it’s […]
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Hi guys! Welcome to Week 5 of the Pot Holders Galore Crochet-along. Since this is the final week of the crochet-along, I wanted to do something special. This week, there will be 2 pot holder patterns to choose from: The Simply Daisy Pot Holder and the Afternoon Tea Pot Holder. You can make 1, or both,
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Hi guys! Welcome to Week 4 of the 2022 Pot Holders Galore Crochet-along. Today, we are making the Colorama Moss Stitch Crochet Potholder, which uses my all-time favourite stitch: the moss stitch. You may know this as the linen, woven, or granite stitch, but the names are interchangeable. The moss stitch is a combination of single
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Hi guys! Welcome to Week 3, a.k.a the halfway point, of the Pot Holders Galore Crochet-along. Woo-hoo! Today, we are making the Ripple Effect Crochet Pot Holder, which uses the half double crochet in the third loop only technique to create a beautiful knit-like texture. Not only is this stitch pretty, but since it is a short
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Hi guys! Welcome to Week 2 of the Pot Holders Galore Crochet-along. We are making the Bake Me a Pie Crochet Pot Holder. This pot holder is my favourite of the bunch, so I really hope you enjoy it. The pattern uses the single crochet and the spike stitch to create a beautiful, double thick
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Hi guys! Welcome to Week 1 of the Pot Holders Galore Crochet-along. We are kicking things off with the Fairy Dust Pot Holder! This crochet pot holder uses the half double crochet stitch to create tons of texture. The trickiest part is Round 1, but after that, it’s an easy repeat. You can find the
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Hi guys! In this post, you’ll learn how to crochet the Elizabeth Bennet Bookmark – a beautiful, lacy crochet bookmark. I’ve been reading a lot more lately, so bookmarks have been on mind. They are quick and easy projects that use just a few yards of yarn, making them great for stash busting. I love
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Hi guys! In this post, you’ll learn how to crochet a quick and easy textured bookmark using the star stitch. These bookmarks use 20 yards of cotton yarn, so they are a great way to use up scrap yarn. This is the perfect project for beginner crocheters, book lovers, or crocheters looking for a project
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Hi guys! Did you know that the first video tutorial and pattern that I shared was for reusable crochet face pads? This cotton face pad pattern is a great project for absolute beginners because it only has 3 rounds (2 rounds of double crochet, and 1 round of single crochet). You can find the pattern
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Hi guys! If you are looking for a quick, easy and oh-so-cozy scarf to snuggle up in on cold days, then you’ll love this moss stitch crochet scarf pattern! The In the Book Stacks Scarf uses the moss stitch (a combination of the single crochet and chain stitch) to create simple texture and blocks of
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